I know the "market" for these pretty well, but an not a watchmaker.

If you can have a watchmaker check the mechanical condition, and post some close-up photos here (or send them to me) showing the cosmetic condition, I should be able to give you a good estimate of the "market value". The mechanical check is very important, as parts for the Hervues are scarce and they are notoriously difficult to repair or adjust. Still, if you have a good one, it will often be a good "runner". It's just that if you have a "bad" one, it will be difficult to repair.

By the way, my kids go to summer camp in Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania -- between Pittsburgh and Erie -- so maybe I can see it "in the metal" during a visit.

Thanks for the question.

Jeff

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: If there is anyone who could possible tell me
: where I might be able to get a fair and
: honest appraisal of a Hervue on the dash,it
: is one of the very earlly ones,it is the
: same one I had asked about before,the one
: with Abercrombie&Fitch below the name
: Hervue.I live in western Pennslyvania
: ,between Pittsburg & Erie.Any help would
: be greatlly appreaciated. Thank you G.Weir
: you can E-mail me at maddog16148@aol.com